Sentence examples for well record from inspiring English sources
"I was like I might as well record this just in case something does happen".
History might well record that this moment, or some time near it, was a turning point in British food.
History may very well record that the closest election in American history led to an extraordinary rethinking of the fundamentals of American politics.
Because No Angel did so well, record companies want you to repeat it, but the fact that so many copies were sold is irrelevant to the music itself.
Historians may well record that the greatest of Mr Jiang's achievements was to put the role of capitalism ("advanced productive forces", as it is euphemistically known) beyond debate by enshrining it in the constitution of the Communist Party.
But even if Labour avoids a 1910-scale humitiation, it may well record its worst result since 1983.And then, for poor Mr Brown himself, things could get worse.Get it while you canWhat happens in the event of a hung parliament depends, of course, on the precise arithmetic of the result.
Argyle's travails are well recorded.
It's vibrant, beautiful, cool-headed music, and well recorded.
JONES: Well, records are made to be broken.
Prigioni performed well, recording 11 points and 7 assists.
